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There’s No Such Thing As Community Jails: New York City Council Votes to Build Four New Jails
Mayor de Blasio is trying to claim that his just-approved plan to build four new jails will decrease the prison ... -
What Is the IMF and How Does It Work?
A wave of protests against austerity programs promoted by the IMF is rocking several countries. Below are keys to understanding ... -
GM Strike at the Crossroads: the Strength is in the Picket Lines
Almost 50,000 striking UAW members at General Motors may return to work in the next few days, but much is ... -
What if a Trotskyist Were Part of the Presidential Debate?
The Democratic Debate on Tuesday was boring. But the presidential debate last Sunday in Argentina was something completely different, thanks ... -
From Standing Rock to Ecuador, Support Indigenous Resistance
Cities across the U.S. are celebrating Indigenous People’s Day on Monday. On what is formally referred to as Columbus Day, ... -
First as Farce, then as Tragedy
Joker is not just a supervillain origin story. It is also an anticipation of fascism. (Note: This article contains spoilers). ... -
“I Got My Civil Rights”: The Supreme Court’s New Attacks on the LGBTQ+ Community Show the Limits of Liberal Reformism
As the Supreme Court considers rolling back protections against LGBTQ+ discrimination, working people must continue to demand and defend those ... -
California Blackouts: When Capitalism Can’t Even Keep the Lights On
The latest round of power outages in California has left over 2 million people without access to electricity. Like other ... -
Impeachment, Electoral Uncertainty, and Class Struggle
Where is the impeachment inquiry going and what does it have to do with class struggle? -
Hugs for Killer Cops and Bullets for Black People: Why We Can’t Forgive Our Oppressors.
The trial of Amber Guyger, a Dallas police officer who murdered Botham Jean in his apartment, has sparked protest and ...